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The Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) made several decisions on Thursday.
On Thursday, CCR admitted the notification of President Klaus Iohannis about the unconstitutionality of the normative act that modifies and complements Law 9/1991 on the creation of the Romanian Institute of Human Rights.
The head of state showed in the notification sent to the president of CCR, Valer Dorneanu, that the law is not clear and lacks predictability. „Analyzing the modifications to Law no. 9/1991, when referring to the attribution of the status of autonomous administrative authority, we observe the absence of provisions on the acts of this authority and, implicitly, on the exercise of the prerogatives of public power. In other words, the lack of this essential aspect, which should have been seen by the legislator in intrinsic connection with the normative provision of establishment, leads to the violation of art. 1 par. (5) of the Constitution by reference to the provisions of art. 117 par. (3) corroborated with those of art. 147 par. (4) of the Basic Law. Considering that, in art. I point 1 of the criticized law, the IRDO is classified as a public institution of national interest, although it is autonomous, but without the prerogatives of the public power, we appreciate that the law should have been adopted as ordinary law, but in this case it should have been debated and adopted, as the Chamber of decision, by the Chamber of Deputies ”, is explained in the notification of unconstitutionality.
CCR, another decision
Also, CCR admitted, also on Thursday, the notification of the president on the modifications introduced to the Law of operation of the Romanian Academy of Scientists.
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